Chroma releases a high density 45kW Bidirectional DC Power Supply that can toggle between two output ranges to meet the evolving needs of various industries from electric vehicles to renewable
Ultra-low voltage DC electronic load designed for applications of 2000A@0.2V and 1000A@0.1V, such as simulating loading characteristics of AI microprocessors. Foothill Ranch, CA: Introducing the latest innovation from Chroma –
Chroma’s PowerPro 5 automated test software platform is now equipped with multi-threaded testing functionality and can simultaneously simulate up to four vehicles with identical or different communication protocols. Foothill Ranch,
Chroma 63700 series of regenerative DC electronic loads offers high power density within a compact 3U form factor, with power ratings of 6kW, 12kW, and 18kW per unit and currents of up to 120A. Users will be able to parallel up to 10 units for a maximum power of 180kW and a maximum current of 1,200A.
Chroma 63800R series presents a highly efficient energy-saving solution for a broad spectrum of renewable energy applications, including ESS, hybrid PV inverters, AC EVSE, and bidirectional on-board chargers (BOBC) for V2L and V2H applications. The regenerative feature, in contrast to traditional AC loads, eliminates wasted heat generation which significantly reduces energy costs.
62000D models offer power ratings of 6kW, 12kW, 18kW, 36kW, and 45kW with parallel and series operation capabilities and voltage ranges spanning from 0 to 100V/600V/1200V/1800V. With its four times auto-ranging operation range, the 62000D can cover a wide range of low voltage/high current and high voltage/low current scenarios for devices under test. This consolidation of multiple DC power supplies into a single 62000D unit brings space and cost savings when integrated into standard ATE systems or laboratories.
Marlborough, MA chosen as Chroma’s third demo room installation in North America for power conversion and electrical safety test equipment. Chroma is proud to announce the opening of a new
Following the recent growth of new energy vehicles and energy storage devices, more and more enterprises have embraced the new energy industry. Among these, development and production of battery cells
The Battery Innovation Center (BIC) and Chroma Systems Solutions announce partnership to develop a micro-grid test environment to further the advancements and adoption of the MESA standard for Energy Storage
Chroma Systems Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of power conversion and safety testing equipment and automated test systems, announces the release of their new 19031A Impulse Winding Tester designed for
